Dev builds Ah-miu, an AI agent that runs his home devices — argues waiting for humanoids is a billion-dollar mistake
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-31
Developer @jinghanke shared a video and writeup of Ah-miu, a resident AI agent that controls the devices in his room, directs his shots, and has kept him company for months. The demo shows an entire house coming alive: lights dancing to the beat and screens syncing into a music-video set. His core argument: what matters isn't waiting for a humanoid robot, but AI's ability to perceive and act on the physical world — "waiting for humanoids may be a billion-dollar mistake." Robert Scoble amplified the post.
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